Thank you @codewithshinde for making the subsequent updates so that all checks are now passing. I tested on the example app locally and all yarn test tests are passing, so we should be ready to merge this PR. I am documenting my detailed review below. In summary, there is 1 ESLint warning and 2 smaller things that I noted.

Additionally, I added a "Future Improvement" section below to address the above note from Copilot:
Using @ts-ignore to suppress TypeScript errors is not ideal. The fractionsType function should be properly typed instead of being suppressed.
We can tackle that later in a separate PR.

I leveraged Claude to assist in my review of the react-native-ratings integration and the code looks solid. The implementation is correct and properly linked through to the example app.

Review

• Component Structure - All rating components properly implemented with correct wrapper pattern
• Imports/Exports - Correctly chained from base → themed → example app
• Example App Integration - ratings.tsx correctly imports and uses both Rating and AirbnbRating
• Assets - All 6 rating images present in packages/base/src/AirbnbRating/images/
• TypeScript Types - Props properly exported and typed
• Tests - Test files exist for both SwipeRating and TapRating
• Module Resolution - Babel config correctly maps @rneui/base and @rneui/themed for local development

Suggested Future Changes

1. Fix Variable Shadowing in TapRating

Location: packages/base/src/AirbnbRating/TapRating.tsx line 147

Issue: The function parameter position shadows the state variable position declared on line 133, causing an ESLint warning: 'position' is already declared in the upper scope.

Suggested Fix:

Rename the parameter to avoid shadowing:

- const starSelectedInPosition = (position: number) => {
+ const starSelectedInPosition = (selectedPosition: number) => {
    if (typeof onFinishRating === 'function') {
-     onFinishRating(position);
+     onFinishRating(selectedPosition);
    }
-   setPosition(position);
+   setPosition(selectedPosition);
  };

2. [Nitpick] Remove Unused Dependency

In packages/base/package.json, the dependency "@rn-vui/ratings": "^0.5.0" is not imported anywhere in the codebase. Since you've integrated the code directly, this should be removed:

  "dependencies": {
-   "@rn-vui/ratings": "^0.5.0",
    "@types/react-native-vector-icons": "^6.4.10",
    "color": "^3.2.1",

After removing, run yarn install in the packages/base directory to update the lockfile.

3. [Nitpick] Remove Outdated Comment

In packages/base/src/AirbnbRating/AirbnbRating.tsx line 2, there's a misleading comment:

 import React from 'react';
-// Assuming TapRating and SwipeRating are now available at the root level of 'react-native-ratings'
 import TapRating, { type TapRatingProps as RatingProps } from './TapRating';

This comment references react-native-ratings but the code imports from local files './TapRating', so it should be removed.

Future Improvement Suggested: fractions Runtime Validation

This section is to address the above note from Copilot:
Using @ts-ignore to suppress TypeScript errors is not ideal. The fractionsType function should be properly typed instead of being suppressed.

Location: packages/base/src/AirbnbRating/SwipeRating.tsx lines 56-73, 171

Issue: The [fractionsType] validator is never executed. The component uses fractions with .toFixed() which throws a RangeError if fractions < 0 or fractions > 100.

Suggested Fix:

1. Remove the unused validator (lines 56-73)
2. Change type definition:

-  fractions?: typeof fractionsType;
+  fractions?: number;

3. Add runtime validation in component:

React.useEffect(() => {
  if (fractions !== undefined && (fractions < 0 || fractions > 20)) {
    console.error(`[SwipeRating] fractions must be between 0-20, received ${fractions}`);
  }
}, [fractions]);

Priority: Medium - Should be addressed in a separate, follow-up PR.

Additional Note Re: Copilot Comments
Test Structure: The test structure is correct. index.test.tsx tests exports, while component-specific test files test functionality. This is a standard testing pattern.
Dependency Arrays in SwipeRating.tsx: The empty dependency arrays in panResponderOnGrant, panResponderOnMove, and panResponderOnRelease are intentional performance optimizations to prevent PanResponder recreation. This is a common pattern in React Native gesture handling when callbacks are stable. The commented-out dependencies show this was a conscious decision. While technically Copilot is correct about exhaustive-deps, this optimization is acceptable for this use case. If you want to add clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the intentional optimization above each eslint-disable, but as we discussed via Discord, many of these comment lines were from the older files that are being brought in so I think it is OK to leave as is for now.

Potential Bug from Manual Testing

While doing further testing on the example app's ratings screen, I discovered that custom rating images don't work as expected in the SwipeRating component. When you set type="custom" and provide a ratingImage prop (like the water droplet example on line 79-88 of ratings.tsx), the component ignores the custom image and displays stars instead. This seems to be a bug in SwipeRating.tsx line 405 where it always uses the hardcoded type lookup instead of checking for the ratingImage prop when type="custom". The test that would have caught this (line 36-46 of SwipeRating.test.tsx) was commented out. I'll open a separate issue and then address in a separate PR to fix the image source logic and re-enable the test.